Samurai Calligraphy/Final brushstrokes of a lifetime before the War
- Preparation You will change into Hakama or Kimono like a Samurai and dress in Japanese style.
- Description. We will first explain about the mental attitude and tools of Japanese calligraphy, which is different from foreign country.
- Explanation of the calligraphy of resignation
- Basic Practice There are basic calligraphy techniques such as “tome,” “hane,” and “harai,” which should be practiced. Learn the stroke order of selected kanji characters.
- Performance Each kanji has various meanings. Looking back on your life up to now, think about the composition (design) of the last character you will write on earth.
Think about the character composition. Formulate a story (composition of characters) of what kind of feelings you want to leave behind. Become one with a sense of rhythm.
What to expect
■These resignation poems strongly reflect the views of life of the people who wrote them. -The phrase “I am a Samurai,” which was written by samurai who lived in a time when they did not know what tomorrow would bring, is a painful reminder of the transient nature of life. However, their resignation poems are not about lamenting for their own selves.
■Unlike ordinary calligraphy where you keep your mind quiet, concentrate, and face a half sheet of paper by yourself, they write on a huge whole sheet of paper with a heavy brush. This writing process is expressed as a performance. In addition, children’s calligraphy is sure to surprise and impress you because there are expressions that adults can never do.




























Reviews
Now I was very lucky with my booking as no other person or group had booked at the same time as me so I had both of the instructors helping me. With that said, this workshop is really a unique experience giving you both the opportunity of learning the absolute basics of how to hold the brush, stroke order and some stylistic traits of calligraphy, as well as getting some history behind calligraphy in japanese culture. The main point is then that you get to do a kanji character on a big piece of paper with a giant brush that you then get to bring home and hang in your living room! (Make sure you have a large empty wall hehe). Also you get to wear a kimono! And of course talking about the instructors, they were some of the kindest people I have met travelling through Japan and also offered me some ice matcha which I appreciated very much! I definitely recommend this experience for anyone interested in what I mentioned above and I hope your experience will be as great! ありがとう ございました!~
We had a great experience at Samurai Honors. My kids enjoyed it as did my husband and I. It was very therapeutic for us as a family. Our hosts were genuinely kind. Our small group was private and welcoming. You can't beat this price for all they do!! Highly recommended!
fantastic team teaching the caligraphy with passion and a fabulous samuraï catana demo. Thanks for everything
we absolutely loved every second of it !! the staff were incredible and fun and very engaging
the staff was super friendly and helpful,definitely helped everyone in the class
Kids rated 5 stars. Helps them practice mindfulness and patience.
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